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Tho Sllnrp Trial.

New YoRk, June 2O.-In the Sharp trial
to-day the session was occupied with the
examination OF officers Of the Broadway
road and others in an effort to find out
what had BECOME Of the stock and bonds
Of the Broadway road, but without much
success, and the examination Of cashiers
Of banks, which resulted in bringing out
tho fact that they had collectively csshed
Tor Foshay, one Of ShRrp's pa,tne,u, o
number Of checks, aggregating in value
500. 900, snd that 1T Foahay'e request
they gave him tho largest bills they had.
Tho object was to show that thee were
probsbly the large bills used in brihipg
the Doodle Aldermen. go. :
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Entirelytoo nIo,,,.t:j

ID isr. JosErH, Mo-, June 2O.-James Rod.
head and Harry Anderson, who we're EN-.
ployed in railroad Offices here, rowed to
middle Of Lake Contrary yesterday, and
went in swimming. Their boat .drilted
away and tho swimmers became exhaust.
ed. Two men, with tgo women in their
boat, passed them and to them they sp.
peafed for aid, but through ialae sense
Of moGessy, THY rowed OF leaving the
men TO drown. Lister in the evening the
bottles were found and brought 10 the city.
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wlborforc;o ou the Liquor ous.t,o

'""eAA AuA W w tAe AAAuoF tlueBtlOns
New YoRk, June 2O.-Canon Wilber-
force, Of England, in his remarks at Chick
ering Hall on total abstinence, last eve
ming, said: 'ia -
Z "Ihera must be no compromise, There
must be no high license. There 1nuat be
absolute universal prohibition. TaIE
about destroying an industry. In Scot
land there ia su establishment that turne
over 100000 pounds annually, and It
employo only $50 men. In the iron man.
utaclories of Sheffield the same capital
would give work to 500 men, and in cot.
ton manufactures it would employ Ii 600
psreons. ANY man who says prohibition
would hurt industry lies under the great.
est mistake of his life. Applause. 'i7a
II don't know anything about your pol
ltlcs here, and / don't know whether I am
treading on dangerous ground or not, but
beseech you not to lot this cause be-
come political question. Don't place il
at the mercy OF politicians' .intrigues, and
don't have any party, division upon the
Of politics." 8,% s''N>
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A FRIEND at Weston is pleased to com.
mend the "iairness with which the INTEL.
ttdEScRR gives the prohibition news." +"
The ISrBLLlGFNcRR endavors to give the
news without partially. The same writer
thinks the Republican party as such ought
not be identified with tho prohibition
movement. This is the INrELLlGKxcER's s
view. There are Republicans who desire
aprohibition plank in the next State plat
form, and though the INrRLLloLNcKR does
not sgres With them, it has opened, and
keeps opon, its columns to them as we'll a.
10 the other side. z. y
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We desire to submit some considera-
tions to our naiehbor, the Register. Sup
pose that somebody in Washington did
make an informal tender OF the President's
presence at the coming Reunion Of the
Society OF tho Army of West Virginia;
and suppose that one or more membcra Of
the Invitation Committee did aay with
equal informality, mo, thank you"
would this be sufficient proyocation for
calling out the Mayor to stake the proper
step, to have this matter got right7""
And II the Mayor, why not the Police De-
partment ,nnd the Fire Department?
What has the Mayor to do with it more
than any other citizsn Of Wheeling7
It is quite true, aa our neighbor has it,
that the Reunion is not 10 be partisan
s1sir. II has not been 80 elsewhere, and
we think the Register and the Mayor could
not make it 40 here, evan though the
Mayor we're disposed TO lend a hand, as
we are sure he is not. With his knowl-
edge ofthe world and the way such things
are done in it, the Mayor would at onoe
see the impropriety sof doing anything to
detract from tho pleasure OF tho men
whom the people have invited to be their
guests. & N IN 5}53 Is
II the Mayor were giving a dinner party,
let us ssy, he would look we'll to the har-
monious mixing OF his grests; Tor us an
houpitable host he would be slow to make
uncomfortable anyone who might sit at
his board. Recent occurrenceu have
rasaed an insuperable barrier between the
President and the great body Of men who
served in the Union ranks. It would
hardly be comfortable for them to be
braaght together at the Reunion. There
would bo a certain stiffness that might be
awkward. ,5 j, !!
Suppose. then, that since we have In
vited the veterans to hold their meeting
here, we leave it to them to say whom
they would like to have for company. II
they ask the President, and he comes, Of
course we shall sll trsst him with the re,
apect due to the Chief Magistrate Of the
Nation. n v - va ~ N
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Echn Of tho lYucnt Donl.

CnicAGo, June 20.-Joseph F. Hall aud
Adolph Flcrtzholm, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
filed abill of complaint against Charles J.
Korshaw, Hamilton Ds War and Charles
B. Egglestou, co.pa,tners under tho name
Of @. ]. kershaw & Co., in tho United
States District Court to-day. The bill say
that tho petitioners have had large trane.
actions with the firm, and that On June
IS the partnership was indebted to them
in the aum Of $3.50, 900. 1t is charged that
kershaw 4 Co. unlawiully paid the Amer
lean Exchange bank about $500, ,0l0,
Irwin, Green 4 Co. 5000. 900, Charles B.
Esg!eston, the special partner, Sl00, 900,
David Y. Irwin $500. and Alexander
!. De War $500. 600. The petitioners ask
that receiver be appointed. Il
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Russian Press on yiotorin's Jubilee.

ST. PErERspuaa, June 20.-rhe Rus.
sian newspapers commenting on Queen
Victorja'e jubilee, y.tbe British peoples
love f,r thoir ,Qleen, is mesited by the in.
torna! iorms Of improvements In the con.
ditlon oi the masses, which has been ef-
tected in England during the fifty years
OF her. rule. Some papers take occasion
to express regret thai the relations bo.
tween RuBSia and England are not better,
but hope they will improve. and the two
nationa become sincerely friendly. I'M :
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After Train Robbers.

San ANTONIO, Tex, June 20.--sheriir
Lewis yesterday received telegram from
Sheriff Rudd, Of Karnes county, to como
down and assist him in the arrest Of pome
parties. believed 10 be implicated in tho
train robbery at Fla.onis. b 81 q. 33t5;s5 a
The Sheriff and three Of his deputies
and number Of Deputy United States
Marshals lett last evening on an engine OF
tho Aranzss Pang road. The men s,,s.
pected, snd whom the officers intend to
arrest, are known to be desperate charac.
tero, and battle is expected to ensne.
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Maxwell Must fInn,-.

sr. LOUIS, June 2o.--Maxwell, alias
Brooks, tho murderer Of Preller, is to be
hanged. The Supreme Court refuses to
reverse the decision Of the Court. &.
The prisoner, who was unoflicially no.
titled by his attorneys yesterday, is very
much detected, eaying that his trial was
farce. .s.g.isia.-- .'52 ,s52.. 53l
The dete.of execution IL fixed for Au.
gust y. Pfeller, it will be remembered,
was murdered at thu Southern Hotel, in
this city April 10, 1855. IN
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PirTsBuRan, Pa, June 20.-The Pitts
burgh Railroad Coal Association on ac-
count Of high freight rates aud the cutting
INDUCED in by operators are shipping but
litt!s coal. The dissatisfaction over the
Colnmb bus scale is increasing. To,mor@ow
tho joint board OF arbitration and concilia.
ton will meet ut Indianapolis. This
meeting will be Of vital Importance TO the
trade, aa the wages will be made uniform
or .elas oil agreements will be snnulled,
and then will commence natural cutting
ofrases and consequent reduction OF wages.
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BUYING UP a NATION,

Ex-Mayor Graee's Syndicate Assumes Che
Whole Peruvian National Debt.
New YORK, June 20.-A scheme, be-
side which the Standard Oil Company is
as a tallow dip to M electric light, has
inst come to Light through the rumor cir.-
culated some days ago that Michael P.
Grace, brother Of Ex-Msyor Grace, had
been killed by the Apaches. 1t has not
been learned yet who started the story in
the Southwest, as Nj. Grace is not there
and has not beon there for months. He
is at present in London completing eyndi.
cate arrangements fora stupendous inau-
cial experiment, and it Is understood that
he has been successful. The project.
which originated with the firm Of VI. r
Grace 4 Co., contempiates assuming tho
entire national debt OF Peru, which
amounts TO hundreds OF millions, mainly
incurred during tbs var between Peru and
Chill, from which Peru has been entirely
unable to rally. Her proaigious debt has
rendered her helpless to undertake the re-.
pair Of her ruined railways or TO institute
thoaa public works necessary TO restore
her industries. J2slaE9 5is&.F ~
Ths firm OF Grace & Go. have had deal.
ings with Peru, and they conceived the
plan Of assuming this debt for values re.
ceiyed: The syndicate has had guaranteed
to it all railway, telegraph and telephone
privileges for sn indefinite period by tho
Peruvian government. The bargain ia a
good one on both sides. The State is re-.
ileved OF its debt and given chance to
breathe agsin, and it is in the intereet Of
the holders OF these privileges to develop
10 their utmost tho industries and pros
perity Of the country through which their
railways run. ,j{s'1 81
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We beg 10 assure the South Branch
Iulelliyencer that in our comments on the
address OF Captain Pennybacker at Rom
ney, there WAS no intention to question
tho accuracy OF the report. We were, in
fact, much pleased with the report. It
WAS The sentiment Of the Grafton to which
We took the liberty to object as being
harmful and not in line with the present
aspirations Of the progressive South. 1t
WAS there We thought We detected an
overflow Of tlapdoodle.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


Herman ( Rothchild, sgel ssyonty.aya
years, hanged himself iu his barn: near
southyille, Ky. !, ~ a, .g:l:s J, oIS' ;
In a quarrel between ". B, Armae}d
and D. A. Garvey, at peninsula, O., Arm.
field was horribly beaten with a black.
umith's chisel, and will die. >N.'S''s5i $50
Adam schweitssr, IL, contractor was
irightlully burned by the explosion Of a
can OF blesting powder, at Clifton Heiphts.
south Of Newport, Ky. ''.S~'
Z Sidney soule, book.keeper for e. p !
Preston 4 Co., OF Chicsgo, has been ar.
rested for embezzlcment. Grain esmhlinr
was tho cause Of hia downfall. a '17SgTTT- . ,.
& Governor Knott, Of Kentucky refnsea
to send troops to Rowan county upou ths
order OF any official, stating the Officials
themselves are the Iaw-breakers. s. n
troops are sent It will be simply to keep i,
the pesco. Y. ~ II. a. l3l55;sl \
4 Revenue agents, engaged in rsuclnp
whisky in. the warehouses; OF the 10. Il
O." and "Carlisls''y diatilleries; at Frank.
fort, KY, have found nearly two hundred
barrels either entirely empty or contain.
ing very little spirits. The proprietora
are believed to be innocent oi any com.
|pllclty in the affair, 5..s,ss1 I7-7
Z b. fH = u 80 L. ~ ID Inc
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.HlChhln,lrr,a uasenL nsyaraseI. =. y ,,I

81. Louls, Mo-, jane 2o-TAe supremre,
Court reversed tho decision in the high.
BINDERS CAGES hero. Two Cinnamon, Chic
Coon and Chang, were sentenced to be
hanged for the murder OF Lon Johneon.
who was accused Of directing the police to
q gambling haunt carried on by the mur.
derera, s mi
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z LADlEa will fnd reliet from headache,
oos.iveness, swimming In the hsad, collie,
eour stomach, restlesaness, indigestion,
constant or periodical sick ii headache, weak.
nees In the back or, kidneys, pain in tho
shoulders and different parts OF tho body,
feeling Of lassi!ude and despoudency by
taking simmons Liver Regulator. It IL
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and
Ia not injurious to the most delicate con-
ttitution. ,ya1t 5.,Ijr M, ,i.,,' Z MwFaw
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WAsnlsoroS, D. O., June 2o.-vernon
Q. Ward, OF Columbus, Ohio, has filed
with the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion 3 formal complaint charging the
ticket agent Of the Chicago, st. Louis &
Pttsbufch II railroad with q refusal to sell
him, In accordance with published sched.
ulea, ticket to Bloomingtoa,F Ills, via the
Chicago ( Alton road from Chicago. He
says the agent gave as 8 reason for his re-
tnssl that his company is boycotting the
chicago K Alton line.
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4ueen's Jubiios ut Pittsburrh,

PirTssuRau. June 20 The Jubilee
celebration in honor Of the fitlcth ami
versary Of the coronation Of Q1een Vic.
toria was held at Exposition Park TO-DAY
by the united lodges ot the Sons of ST.
George in Allegheny county. The pro.
gramme included dancing athletic eser.
ciscD and concert. Fully 10000 people
were present. During tho afternoon a
resolution OF congratulations was adopted
and cabled to Queen Victoria. "a; ..:53'''.,
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! pl7rspurep, June 2o.-A special from
Nstrona, Pa, saye. "rho work Of syictiDg
the strikers OF the .Psnnsylvania salt
works from the eompany's houses was be:
sun to-day by Deputy Sheriff Carson and
three Assistants. The furniture Of two
families was carried out and set on the
street. No more evictiona we're attempted:
Tbs strikers are inclined to be quiet, and
80 far have offered no zesistance, Is 3a 4,
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Light Sentences of alsntInus.

4 LONDON, June 20,-The lightness Of the
sentences imposed at Leipsic upon the Al
satiana convicted Of high treason is a
source Of widespreadIeurprise. The Paris
ians are non.plussed and seek for an ex-
PLANTATION Of German leniency. They are
inclined to think that Prince Bismarck ,is
making up his mind to adopt policy Of
indifference in tho Rsichsland Z on tho
theory that violent measures OF Repression
only. foster the spirit OF allegiance 10
French national aspirations, 5l555it6.
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!, Suspected Dynami.er sun Held.

QuRENsTows, June 2o.-Peter Troy, who
was arrested aboard the Adriatic on her
arrival hsye last week from New York, on
suspicion Of having explosives in his bag.
gage, was up Tor examination to-day. He
declared that he received tho pack.
age containing the supposed explo.
siyes to give to "a man at Gurteen. He
was remanded for three days. e q. q MA 81
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An Old Time Fourth.

< PIrTsnuRGu, June 20-Major Samuel
Harper, Department Commander Of the
Pennsylvania G. a. Z. has isaued All order
requesting the posts throughout the de-.
partmeut to cs!sbrste the coming Fourth
Of July in an old tine manner, the csrs-
monies 10 include the running up oil the
stars and etripes, firing oil 6 national
asltlte and the reading Of the Declaration
OF Independence. A movement has been
started In tGis city to have an old-fssh.
ionea celebration End . popular Rnbscrip:
ton is being raised to delra9 eEpepses. iji
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Building Trades Convention Postponed.
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Building Trades Convention Postponed.
Chicago, June 20.-The national con.
vention Of the building tradeu, which hes
been called to meet in this city to-day, hsa
been postponed unit! the 2s.h. Ad.
vices indicate that over four hundred
delegates, mo1tly from tho Middle cnd
Eastern States, will attend the convention.
The object OF the gathering Is to consider
the feasibility OF molding all tho different
trades unions In the country connected
with every branch Of the building trade
into one organization, in order that a
united iron: may be presentcd to the Ms.
tional Association OF Master Builders. y Y.
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Shoe Worlers Strike Euds,

WORCESTER, MASS, June 20.-At mass
mestiny Of the locked out boot makera
to-day it was decided that sll but tho last
ers and bottomera should rsturn.to work
on the best terms possible. This practical
ly ends the great strikes which have been
in progress five months. 3lg,.'.,. .ae5JqU
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The Railway nrurdor,

ST. Louis, alo., Juue 20.-John Rhod-
maker, q carpenter Of this city, reported
to the police today that he believed the
girl murdered at Railway, N. T., was his
daughter, Msry Rhodmaker, who lett
homo three years ago, and has been en-
ployed In Railway Tor the paat year. Since
the murder. he has heard nothing from
her. Before the tragedy che wrote resu-
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TIE seating capacity Of the big Reunion
.,at 10 10000, and 1t isn't going to hold
the people. There will be such a crowd as
Wheeling never saw. Tho people who
come will leave good deal Of money with
us, and that won't bo bad to take, either.
What wlndiall tho Reunion would bs to
Western boom .townl And with our
abundance Of natural gas, what sights the
visitors will see 10 l=.sHu,y"
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ERIE, Pa, June 2o.-By the cayins in in
Of a high bank at the Lake front to-day,
John Elsie and Jacob Fehrenbach vera r
buried and killed. John O'Laughiin was
aerloualy Injured, aud was not dug out for
tnreo quarters OF en- hour. 4 Dominick
Flanagan, Jacob Sell and Daniel Hapiey
were S.ss partially buried, but quickly res.
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Amnlgnmate,l Convention ndiourn,.


PlrTsBuRan, June 20.-At to.day's seu-
sion Of the Amalgsmsted Association the
Committee on Constitution recommended
that the clause reading, working by the
ton" be 80 arrauged that men working by
the Gay may ALEC becoms members OF the
Association. This will take in nearly
everybody employed about a mill, and
will increaao the membership aeveral
thousand. The proposition In References
to prohibiting members OF the Knights of
Labor from joining the Association was
amended 60 rs TO read, ION and after
April l, 1888. no member Of this Associa-
ton can become . member OF the knights
OF Labor. A recommendation that the
mills be shut down for two wepks during
the summer failed to pass. With these
amendmsnts and changes, the report alter
8 lengthy discussion wac adopted. Tho
convention then adjourned. IS 1g
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TuE Whiso Cfoss movement is on
practical line. 1tlays hold where there is
an abundance Of raw material, and when
tho effort ispoIBiatent coed results are &C.
complished. Wheeling ia In great need
Of Just such work. The little money
needed ought to be raised without much
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Another Move In tbs Cookery Dispute,

CuMBERLAsp, MD., June 2o.-The Cum
bsrlsnd & Piedmont Railroad Company,
which recently organized under its now
charter, hes obtpined a warrant Of con.
domination Of the interests Of Charlaa F.
Mayer aud the Cumberland L Pennsyl-
vania Railroad in the Cookery property,
through which the passage OF tho Pied.
mont & Cumberland Railroad has been
disputed, Tor aomo time past. The com.
psny nov about to condemn has taken the
PLACE Of the Piedmont & Cumberland, and.
has power to make q new condemnation
under tho chaYtey. The warrant is made
returnablo juno 2s t II ID ezpected that
the deciaion Of tho Court OF Appeals in
the cases will have been rendered by that
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Emperor william I,nprov,n,

BxRlls, June 2o.-The Emperor passed
good night. In tho afternoon be re.
ceived Count Perponcher, Chief Marshal
Of the household, Count Fl. giamarck and
and others. The strength OF the EN-
peror gradually increases. Sg1s,, i-1I,E
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DISASTROUS Collision, II,

"a }f BERLIN, June 20.--A collision occurred
to-day between two trains at Potadam.
One car was burned. The bodies OF three
persons killed, two women and one man,
were taken from the wreck. Several
others were injured. 4
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Jewish D wclling. Fired by n Mon,

PEa7H, June 2O.-A mob yesterday set
IRE to the jewish quarter Of the town Of
Duna,szerdahely, in Hungary. The quar-.
ter was almost entirely destroyed and
one hundred and twenty-five families were
made homeless. I'H IL Is
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s PlrTspuRGH, Pa, June 2O.-One Of the
most interesting cricket matches Of the
season was begun to-day at II 80. at the
Brushton oricket grounds, eight miles
from this city. The opposing teams rep.
resent every cricket organization Of ifl.
portance in the United states and arc
desgnated as the East and West, Tho
playing Of the Eastern tesln was much gu.
perior TO that Of the West, and when tho
slumps were pulled at 6 o'clock this even.
ing the rcore stood G3 to So In their favor.
The game will be completed to-morrow,
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Decorated Houses i,lobbed nr Cork
CoRK, June 20. Some houtsea in tt

Core, June ,2O.-some houses in the
city were illuminated and decorated
this evening, in honor Of the
Queens Jubilee. The crowd smashed
al the lighted windows, shouting
10 hi with the Queen" and cheering
for Parnell. The police, who were pelted
with stones, charged and diapsrsed the
mob, ~ ~ l,is%.1' 51.si.5 ~ + .H71,-i5 ~
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Defnultor Wilson ss,nnnJcd q

ToRoNro, ONT, June 2O.-Wilson the de-
iaulting treasurer Of tho Ohesapeake and
Delaware Canal Company has been re-.
rnsnded until Friday, 80 as to enable wit.
nsesss and papers from Philad.! phis to
arrive. Wilson has engaged able counsel
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VIII 10 Allowed to Jubllate.

Bosrcs, June aO.-sOme time ago coun.
Gil granted the uac Of Fsneuil Hall for a
celebration in honor Of Queen yictorin's
Jubilee tomorrow night. This brought
out protest and petition to rescind the
action. Council considered the matter
this afternoon and by q tie vote declined
to change the order, but granted a permit
for the use Of the old hail tonight by
those opposed to its occupancy.by Eng.
lieuneu. X "a ( -! y q IA. rsys' 'f = (